We made straw houses from the story of The 3 Little Pigs out of dried spaghetti. The children thought carefully about what length of spaghetti they needed to cut to fit onto the house template.
Well done Class 3 & 4!
Category : Wonderful Work
I was delighted to see some very skilled art work and craft from Y3 this morning. Ollie, Lyle, Paige and Ishaan have truly enhanced the x-ray area in their immersive classroom with these pieces.
Great work guys!
A massive well done to this beautiful girl who joined us in September with limited English and despite this has just secured age related expectation ‘step 15!’ in her maths assessments.
Great determination Evelina -we’re very proud of you! ‘Motivated Moe, Curious Cleo and Can do Colin’ all rolled into one!
Here is Travis, April, Ashton, Roan, Layla and Lola showing off their amazing vegetable watercolour paintings they created in G Block with Mrs Hardman. Well done guys! I love these!
Mrs Hay 🙂
Here are some of the beautiful natural art pieces created by nursery children for home learning and as part of family learning! The children enjoyed using their creations as part of their small world play.
Misha brought in some amazing homework this week. He’s been busy gardening and doing some awesome maths. Well done Misha! I can’t wait to see what you do next!
Mrs Hay 🙂
These children have been so eager and excited to improve their learning that they have gone away with lots of individualised learning packs! Love your enthusiastic attitude guys it’s brilliant! The prize box is awaiting your responses! Can’t wait to see what you do with your packs!
Class 7 blew me away today with their wonderful sketching of transport and buildings they saw at the Streetlife Museum. A huge well done, they are beautiful! Here are just a few…
Well done to Savannah for being a real Stickability Stan with her name writing! 
Sophie created this beautiful wave line drawing in GBlock last week linking to her theme work on the Titanic. Sophie used different pencils and varied her pencil pressure to show a range of tones. Well done Sophie!
Mrs Hay
